Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-01
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Three private schools open tomorrow.
Judge Herbert looks quite at home in his
new Office.
John Green and Messrs. Joiner have re-
turned from Granite.
L. Jones left town Thursday for a short
trip with e. Blalsdell.
paid us q call yesterday.
Painting and housekeeping are the order
of the day in W~alkerville.
VIM. Cummings returned last week from
a visit to his parents in W
The Rock Island, near the Lexington,
is extracting some very rich ore.
Water was shut off all day yesterday as
some new pipe was being put in.
w. E. Hall, Superintendent of the Alice,
returned from Idaho Wednesday,.
Mrs. w. E. Hall was able to be up Fri
day, the first time since her illness.
Miss Crowell starts east Thursday over
the Union Pacific for Keokuk, Iowa.
Mrs. Huston is successfully filling her po-
sition as proprietress OF the Walker House.
Mrs. Joseph Broughten will take a trip
for her health as Don as she is able to
travel.
The young people of VAUDEVILLE took
advantage of the fine weather Sunday, and
were out driving.
Miss Eva Carter has on exhibition some
fine pictures of flowers in water colors at
Calkins' bookstore.
Judge Shambow came over yesterday
from Browns Gulch and will be the guest
of Judge Herbert.
|. C. Blaisdell and family left for the Flat
head country last Thursday. Mr.. Brlmley
accompanied them.
Joseph B%roughton & Co. are removing
the Office in their extensive store from the
req to q sid room.
Ed Sparks, foreman for A. w. McCune,
has lust returned from an inspecting tour
in Silver Bow Canyon.
Mr., P. Clark left Tuesday to look after
mining interests in the Ceur d'Alene. lie
will remain several weeks.
Paymaster j. C. johnson tool q trip to
Silver Bow Canyon Thursday, to pay on
the employees Of A. w. McCune.
Rev, Mr.. Bennett went to Anaconda yes
terday. To-day he will occupy the pulpit
Of the M. E. Church of that place.
w. B. Kirk left on the 9th inst. for a
trip to the National Park. from whence ne
will make a trip to the C1ur d'A'ene'
George Hilderbrand, who has been very
sick at the Sl6UeTb dOSp1co'' u
covered as to be able to return home.
Some of the employees OF the Lexington
were out Yesterday with a gigantic hose.
~sprinkling the dusty road, to the reiiei Oh
travellers.
Rorn-To Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Driscoll,
g. daughter. on the 26th inst. Mr.; ana
Mrs Dr;scoll are to be congratulated, this
being the fifth daughter who has gladdeneo
their home.
The VAUDEVILLE road is exceedingly dusty;
This ia one of the most frequently traVe4ieG
roads in this part of the country anu :
nothinp would be more appropriate 'n"n
q street sprinkler. -. u
Mr.. Williams, confined at the Alice noM
his 40 severe injuries, received while at work
in the mine, has had an attack o PM Ia 10y
vhich came neal proving 1a1a'' {"
reported better yesterday. ..d
Miss Sullivan and Miss Holland ia'T Ut
their pupils with a picnic Thursoa ~, Ter.
The picnic was held northeast OF w;no
Vile. near the school house. Iarsg INCH.
was constructed for the occasion. Lu NV
eon and Games were the order OF the oaS'
The Catholic Sunday School will ENJOY ,sm .
n;cnic at Columbia Gardens, one week .ns = .
next Saturday. Although recen''y n"m-
;zed tho attendance is very large; "A aar.
hsr Of children received their hrs' '0D
munion on last Sunday